NASCAR Means Development For Bristol - Rick Boucher wants more trails...
Great news!
Plan revealed for huge complex near BMS
BRISTOL, Tenn. – The owner of Cedars Golf Course announced a project Thursday to gradually turn the Volunteer Parkway facility into a massive camping, parking, hotel and retail complex that would work in tandem with the nearby Bristol Motor Speedway.
Bob Slagle, owner of Cedars Golf Course, said the project – called Bristol’s Thunder Mountain – would be built on 469 acres over a five-year period. He said it would create some 10,000 new parking spots and 5,000 camping spaces near the speedway – greatly easing traffic pressure during the two annual NASCAR race weekends – and also produce more hotel rooms for spectators and tourists.
The benefits are many and NASCAR is the reason. Meanwhile in SWVA, Rick Boucher wants more trails....
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